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Dark secrets of Britain’s sexiest spiders

House Spider by Peter Hassett, Preston Montford 25 September 2016

House Spider by Peter Hassett, Preston Montford 25 September 2016

Some dress up as ladybirds, others change colour like chameleons, but our sexy spiders also have a dark side

Click on the link to read the rest of the article: BBC – Earth – Dark secrets of Britain’s sexiest spiders

This entry was posted in Other News on 05/11/2016 by admin.

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